I started playing competitive Tetris a while ago, and somewhere along the way, I realised I was getting better at repeating my mistakes. With limited time to practise, I wanted a way to slow down and think about my game, and give my stacking habits a little attention.

That’s how Stacking Lab started. A small tool I made for myself. I thought other players might find it useful too, so I decided to polish it a little before sharing it. Looking at it now “a little” might have gotten slightly out of hand :)

I’d call myself a slightly above-average player, with plenty still to learn. This little project is growing with me, and I hope you find something useful here. If you have an idea that could make it better, I’d love to hear it.

Try it here : stackinglab.com

It seems people are recommending 2 (not 2S) due to the fact that the 2S is not a big step up or the less populated multiplayer matching. However, what if I don't own any of them?

I mainly want to play Tetris with couch multiplayer and I’m aware I can buy Tetris Effect but I like the colorfulness of Puyo Puyo Tetris more. If anybody confirm that Puyo Puyo has a Tetris only mode too that’d be much appreciated.

I know this community doesn't like the mobile versions of Tetris very much, but this particular one was pretty good. I will miss it.

Steam Page Here

I'm so excited as its my first game I've ever launched on Steam. I've launched games on Itch but the amount of work it takes to launch on Steam vs Itch is night and day.

I hope that tetris players really enjoy this game and please let me know if anything needs fixing or suggestions you might have.

Thank you all!

context, I just turn 180 at row 4 and push it up there...so it counts as a t-spin?

how i can play this version i have the apk, but get this error when i open the app

am i the only one who gets ads like this?

The game used to have the home full of useless stuff like the battle pass, is that gone or my game got bugged?

I feel like this could make the game a lot more dynamic when you don't have to build around only t-pieces. You could potentially see some crazy stacking patterns to maximise attack like you see with the magician in QP2. A lot more styles open to experimentation. Downside is that it will probably raise the skill celling even further and discourage newer players from trying the game but at this point, Tetris so old that I don't think it even matters anymore. Anyways what do you guys think?

This happened on Zen mode which is a free play but I found it extremely hilarious when the ad literally covered up the whole screen XD.

Not sure if I pressed something that made it go full screen but this is so funny.

At this point I might as well just buy the sub XD

*quite difficult but it's okay

Mid U rank, around 31s sprint. I usually only use 180 spin rotation for all-spin, and I double rotate to get my J L T pieces facing down. Should i learn to incorporate 180 rotate in my normal gameplay or at this point is it pointless already, since it might be more beneficial to focus on other skills?

is this ap tetris or what

3 top 100 players (nation) in my chem class 😩😩 what is going on here im so scared

Title says it all, this is way too addicting, sent a request to delete my account.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ROxs_OcqcZ8

Thought someone might appreciate this 'round tese parts!

I js unlocked reverse volatile garbage and it's soooo hard. Any tips to get better at it?

Here's the replay if you want to see it https://tetr.io/#R:af58364cebd5

I'm b+ rank and I recently lost 1400tr in a row. I haven't won since then, but I suddenly become really good and get back to where I started, but just before promoting to a- I'll go on another losing streak. Any tips?

I haven't seen the player count or anything but just from youtube, it seems like more and more people are leaving the community. Like some of the most prominent creators like KezDaBez and Garbo haven't posted in over a year. Icly haven't posted in a while either. At this point I feel like its just Wumbo and William left as major content creators. What are your thoughts?

This is a followup to my previous post.

A year ago, I found myself beating my head against a wall trying to chase a miracle. I felt that I was hardstuck at 0:49 using 9-0 stacking, and that a change in philosophy was needed. So over the past year I committed to continuous practice with 6-3 stacking, culminating in this time and this chart.

Needless to say, practice is the most important virtue when it comes to improving your skills. Tetris especially so. I found myself barely watching any tutorials or reading much theory on 6-3 stacking. I know some shapes that are optimal, and where to keep jaggedy pieces and blocky pieces, but I want to attribute most of my progress simply to continuous practice.

I found it doesn't even matter if you play every day either. There were weeks, sometimes months, where I would drop the game and come back. Sure, some times it would take a bit to warm up again, but I was always right back to improving.

If anything, I hope my time and diatribe here can inspire you to keep improving, even if your last PB was a year ago or more.